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Youth violence campaigner Jacob Dunne has condemned Nigel Farage's call for 'pure cold rage,' warning that populist rhetoric obscures the genuine drivers of public disorder. Following recent violent unrest, Dunne argues that young men are being drawn into extremism not by political fervour, but by a profound search for belonging.
Displaced by conflict and failed by aid, women in Gaza are using scientific ingenuity and sheer resilience to forge a survival economy, preventing total social collapse.
Beyond the tabloid spectacle of Katie Price's lip surgery lies a serious indictment of the UAE's draconian debt imprisonment laws and the erosion of civil liberties.
Labour's Makerfield by-election creates a peculiar dilemma: a Labour victory could destabilise Starmer. Thomas Reynolds analyses the stakes for British governance.
Keir Starmer's proposed social media ban for under-16s prioritises state overreach over platform regulation. Experts warn it lacks evidence and risks civil liberties.
Councillors in Rhondda Cynon Taf call the e-bike situation an 'absolute nightmare,' but a review finds existing laws suffice. The real problem? Enforcement and trust.
Chinese authorities detained two leaders of the Early Rain Covenant Church and interrogated dozens of congregants. The raid highlights Beijing's escalating assault on religious freedom and civil liberties.
The Dylan Matthews case reveals the devastating impact of online grooming and the urgent need for systemic digital safeguards to protect children.
As Makerfield heads to the polls, progressive voices warn that populist movements are exploiting legitimate grievances while threatening civil liberties and the NHS.
It seems to be getting deeper. I'm quite concerned because there are a lot of kids in this area, and you have a lot of cars driving past the sinkhole to get to the cul-de-sac at the end of Semington View. We've also been told the sewers are about five metres below ground. It feels like it's only a matter of time before something bad happens.
A teacher who stepped in to protect pupils from a knife attack has been named as counter-terrorism police take over the investigation
Faced with unimaginable violence, he chose courage over fear and grabbed a hurley stick to defend his fellow Irish man. I have set up this GoFundMe so the people of our land can show our support to Matt for his incredible bravery and courage. 100% of donations will be sent to Matt directly. Let's buy him a pint!
An 81-year-old cyclist killed by a driver taking selfies exposes the deadly normalisation of distraction on our roads and a collective failure of civic responsibility.
Burnham confirms leadership bid in BBC debate as Reform's Kenyon struggles with accountability. Analysis of the forces reshaping British politics.
Pope Leo tackles populism and defends migrant rights during his first visit to Spain, urging leaders to reject polarisation and embrace societal complexity.
The Swiss investigation into oil trader Gunvor reveals that Gabon's old petro-state networks persist under Oligui Nguema, challenging the narrative of rupture with the Bongo era.
King's Leadership Academy Liverpool's new uniform policy banning socks for girls wearing skirts raises serious questions about institutional control, gendered dress codes, and the meaning of professionalism.
The swift collapse of Chris Kennedy's candidacy reveals a deeper crisis of antisemitism within progressive politics.
The death of serial rapist Andrew Davies exposes critical failures in Britain's parole system and highlights the urgent need for reform to protect vulnerable communities.
Manchester Airport arrest exposes systematic coercive control, highlighting urgent need for enhanced domestic abuse protections and public awareness of psychological manipulation.